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Is there anyone could give some idea about this question.
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.NET controls have dock and anchor properties. Why on earth would you be using a flexgrid ?
Christian Graus
Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
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For some reasons,user need adjust the form size,thus,need the form's content(flexgrid) adjust with the change of resizing,Suchu as row wrap. the issue had been fixed, thanks.
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private const int LB_GETCOUNT = 0x018B;
private const int LB_SETCOUNT = 0x01A7;
Can some body please tell me what does these values mean. Secondly can i define my own values for e.g
private const int LB_SETITEMHEIGHT = 100-> i want to set item height to 100;
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netJP12L wrote: private const int LB_GETCOUNT = 0x018B;
private const int LB_SETCOUNT = 0x01A7;
They look to be contants. Whats the confusion ? You can search through your code for "LB_GETCOUNT"/"LB_SETCOUNT" to know what are they meant for.
But looking at the names they seem familiar to Windows listbox commands [^]
netJP12L wrote: can i define my own values
Yes, you can declare your own constants. It's good to declare constants instead of having "magic values" all over the code. Hopefully you are aware when something should be declared as a constant or else google could help you.
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netJP12L wrote: Can some body please tell me what does these values mean
They almost certainly mean that some p/invoke calls are being made and these constants are needed for that.
Christian Graus
Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
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private const int LB_GETCOUNT = 0x018B;
private const int LB_SETCOUNT = 0x01A7;
If a number starts with 0x it means you are dealing with a hexadecimal value.
0x018B = decimal 395
0x01A7 = decimal 423
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That's the way we used to write Windows applications. These two things are constants which represent Windows Messages. They'll almost certainly be used with SendMessage() to get or set the count of a listbox. (How you set the count on a listbox without adding or removing from it I don't know).
.NET makes doing things like that a lot easier, but its still going on under the covers.
You cannot do what your suggesting - setting LB_SETITEMHEIGHT to 100 to set the size to 100. These things are message identitifiers, not values to set. The height would be another parameter passed to SendMessage along with the message identifier and the HWND of the control.
I wonder why you would have this in a .NET application? Like i said, programming Windows in this fashion is pretty much a thing of the past. Thank goodness.
Regards,
Rob Philpott.
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kannanmani wrote: How to Retrieve the Mozilla Firefox browser cookies and history using vb.net code?
There is a VB forum intended for VB questions.
kannanmani wrote: Let me know the idea of these concepts sent me an email for me.
This is My Mail Id:kanmani84@gmail.com
This is a forum, not a bulletin board. People reply in the forum so that other people may benefit from the answers. Asking for a reply to your email is considered rude, if you are too lazy to revisit the forum why would anyone make an effort to reply?
Despite everything, the person most likely to be fooling you next is yourself.
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i click on a linkbutton added in gridview in ist row .its e.rowindex should generate value 0 but it is 1 as gridview loaded first time what could be the reason.
I checked this at different events GridViewDeleteEventArgs & GridViewCommandEventArgs.
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I'm just guessing here, but it might be because it is counting the column headers as row[0].
Anyway, does it matter, just use the value returned by e.RowIndex.
Henry Minute
Do not read medical books! You could die of a misprint. - Mark Twain
Girl: (staring) "Why do you need an icy cucumber?"
“I want to report a fraud. The government is lying to us all.”
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hi,
i need to diplay multi images. it could be in a panel or picBox or listBox or any possible way.images can load by the user when applications run.in application got import button. so user can load many pictures to it by clicking that....any body know how to load multi images....in thumbnail veiw or list view or icon view or etc.....
pl help me.....thank u all....
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How about adding picture boxes to a panel? You can make the panel scrollable to accomodate for a large number of images.
Despite everything, the person most likely to be fooling you next is yourself.
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hi iam writing a java application which uses bluetoth i.e. javax.bluetooth;
now i need to create exe for c# i.e. my GUI is C# and business logic is java,
so these are steps i have followed
* created a java project (iam using netbeans 6.1)
* after build i used command prompt and travesed to dist of my project location which contains jar
* here i typed ikvmc my.jar
but now it says the following it also contains others but one of such is
Warning IKVMC0100: class "javax.bluetooth.LocalDevice" not found
it also creates exe but if use that in my c# then raises the exception...
so please help me.. what is the solution for this....
modified on Thursday, February 12, 2009 11:43 PM
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Hi,
I am looking for information about this topic's description.
magic wand tool 'photoshop'
fuzzy select tool 'the gimp'
I'm not sure what this implementation is called, and have been searching the net for quiet some time.
I'm developing in C#
I need to click part of an image, and based on that pixels color find the adjacent pixels with a tolerance based on the original color.
I hope this explanation is satisfactory, any information would be greatly appreciated 
Thanks.
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My articles on image processing might help in giving you code you can use to examine an image, a pixel at a time.
Christian Graus
Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
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Hi Everybody!!!
I have a form with several controls, then I click Save button, I want to fire up same event for all those controls, each control have its own validating event. Control's event are fired then I go to another control.
I want to prevent Empty strings by pressing SAVE button at the begining of filling up the form
Any help PLZ.
foreach (Control ctrl in groupbox.Controls)
{
HERE FIRE SAME EVENT
}
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I have no idea what you mean. If you add a validating event, you need to first check if your control is of the right type, then cast it and call the method.
Christian Graus
Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
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what type of controls is groupbox containing, textboxes?
Calin
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you need to create an interface which will contain a Validate() method, extend your controls(eg. inherit from Textbox,..) and also inherit from that "IValidate" interface.
In your custom textbox let's say, you may validate:
public bool Validate()
{
return !this.Text.Equals(string.Empty);
}
After that, validate something like:
foreach (Control ctrl in this.Controls)
{
if (ctrl is IValidate)
{
bool result = (ctrl as IValidate).Validate();
}
}
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public interface IValidate
{
bool Validate();
}
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Hi,
I'm building my own tab control. I have classes with all of the lines and stuff I want to draw to make up the tabs and the outline to the control. But I'm just wondering because I'm finding it difficult to draw a tab each time a button to add a new tab is clicked, should I create a user control(for each tab) inside a user control(the actual tab control) or is there a good way to draw a tab using the class I have for that purpose each time the add tab button is clicked?
Sorry if this is hard to understand, I typed it out twice cos' the first time it was to hard for even me to understand 
thanks
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Is this through WPF or Windows Forms?
Also, are you building a new tab control more for fun, or to meet a need that the built-in tab control didn't meet?
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